Covid-19: Spain’s daily cases hit all-time high

Covid-19: Spain’s daily cases hit all-time high
FILE PHOTO A medical staff member administers a PCR test to a nursing home worker during the coronavirus disease COVID-19 outbreak in Durango Spain January 14 2021. REUTERSVincent West

A medical staff member administers a PCR test to a nursing home worker in Durango, Spain

MADRID, Jan 22 (NNN-Xinhua) — The Spanish Ministry of Health on Thursday confirmed another 44,357 coronavirus cases in a 24-hour period, the highest daily count since the start of the pandemic.

The one-day spike pushed the cumulative coronavirus cases in Spain to 2,456,675. Meanwhile, A further 404 deaths brought the national death toll to 55,041.

The incidence of coronavirus cases over the past 14 days climbed to 795 cases per 100,000 inhabitants — over triple the level of 250 which the Ministry of Health considers “extreme risk.”

In several Autonomous Communities, the incidence is even much higher: 1,467.5 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the southwestern community of Extremadura, and 1,286.9 and 1,166.1 in the southeastern communities of Murcia and Valencia, respectively. — NNN-XINHUA

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